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PAGE SIXTEEN EVENING HERALD, SHENANDOAH, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 19G0. FORECAST FOR TOMORROW: FAST, PROFITABLE ACTION THROUGH WANT ADS LADY'S WHITE cardigan sweater taken by mistake from St. George's auditorium yesterday. Owner of child's sweater contact Mrs, Tutko, 317 West Washington street, to make exchange. Use the Want Ads for All Your Needs! Exchange of Sweaters Made! By Jimmy Hatlo Tlieyll Do ft Every OBITUARIES Evening Herald Want-Ad Cash Rates THE MATTER WTTU A aia.raftaa ALL! kWOW IS NO FUTURE MILLIONAIRES ARE SimM' I DESK AROUND FOR THREE HOURS I GOT INHALING SIK SAUCERS OPCOFFEE- Time WHATs THEIR JOB? JUST SOS THEY, SOMETWING TO PUT Mrs.

Lucy Ryan Dies; Resident of Girardville SET YOUR SIGHTS ON THESE REALTORS If you plan to buy or sell Real Estate your REALTOR is pledged to a strict Code of Ethics that assures you of fairest, finest service. ELBOWS ON CN VA IMAGINE My DOPE IN-LAWR WANTED Mt TO QUIT SELL IN AND TAKE A DESK JOB WHERE Hb rVOMto-; -nip NINETY BUCKS A WEEK! A Bcmtmo nauomal A CRUMMY pnCHMEN'S NINETY BUCKS I MAG A WEEK r-1 THE NEXT NEW CROP OR MILLIONAIRES 1MU-BEALS-J HE THINGS ARE SO TOU6HTHEV MAY HAVE TO CO TO A. MOVlE THEY SAWj BEFORE' PAST P. cobmf PIXZA.J Feeling for the sales WHO ARE SITTING A FEW" CALLS- maut aun a tip ok iue HATLO HAT TO Jfj) WE'RE NOT GOOD HOUSEKEEPERS We Sell Them! Whether Buying or Selling a Home Consult Edmond F. Burke REALTOR Corner Main Centre Streets Shenandoah PHONE HO 2-0898 SEVEN ROOMS, BATH, HEAT, TWO-CAR GARAGE Ringtown, Pa.

F. M. LINK Real Eslate Broker 36 S. Jardin St. Shenandoah Phone HO 2-1049 I Have Real Estate That Will Make You An EXCELLENT HOME Contract JOHN DOMALAKES GEO.

MILES, Jaaaaaaaaaa "REAL ESTATE -FRACKVILLE Mrs. Sarah Lipiec Dies While Visiting Daughter Mrs. Sarah Lipiec, 427 West Col umbus street, died yesterday while visiting at the home of her daugh ter, Mrs. Joseph Walukiewicz, in Bridgeport, Conn. She was ill only four days.

She died in St. Vincent's Hospital in Bridgeport. Born in Poland, Mrs. Lipiec came here early in life and made her home in Shenandoah ever since. She was a member of St.

Casimir's Church, and the Union of Polish Women in America, Group 27. Her husband, John, passed away 15 years ago. Surviving are one son, Chester Lipiec, in New York City; five daughters, Angela, wife of Anthony Walukiewicz, of Milford, Helen, wife of Peter Cerula, Levit-town; Rita, wife of Joseph Walu kiewicz, of Bridgeport, Pa tricia, wife of James Abicunas, also in Bridgeport; Sophie Zamiick, in New Jersey. Surviving also are eight grand children. The funeral will be conducted on Monday at 8:30 a.m.

from the Wentz Funeral Home, 18-20 West Cherry street. Solemn Requiem Mass will be celebrated at 9 a.m. in St. Casimir's Church. Viewing will begin at noon Saturday.

Interment will be in the parish cemetery. Alex and Leonard Wentz have charge. Mrs. Susan P. Hontz; Shenandoah Native Mrs.

Susan P. Hontz, 60, of RD Bloomsburg, wife of Albert S. Hontz, died at the Samuel G- Dix on State Hospital, South Mountain, following, an illness of two years. Born in Shenandoah, she was a daughter of Nicholas and Julia Plafcan, She resided in RD Bloomsburg her entire life. The deceased was a member of St.

Joseph's Church, Nuremberg, Surviving are her husband, Al bert one dauRhter, Helen, wife of Alvin Fi ve, RD 3, Bloomburg; a brother, Stephen Plafcan, Rock Glen; two sisters, Kathryn, wife of John Dubyak, Bound Brook, N. and Mrs. Mary Henmck, Bound Brook; three grandchildren and one great-grandchild. The funeral will be held Saturday at 8:30 a. m.

from the Harman Funeral Rock Glen. Rev. Joseph Jackanich will be the Celebrant of the requiem high Mass in Sacred Heart Church, Weston, at 9 o'clock, Interment will be in Elan Memorial'Park, Lime Ridge. Lynan H. Berger Dies at His Home Lynan H.

Berger. of 204 East Mahanoy street, Mahanoy City, died last night at his He was hospitalized in June for a period and had been bedfast the past few weeks, Son of. Charles and; Mary (Terry) Berger, of Mahanoy City, was a lifelong resident of the community and educated in, the schools there. -V, Mr. Berger was a veteran of World.

War II having, served in the. South Pacific. He formerly worked at the Mack Plant in A graduate of Mahanoy City High School, class of 1934, he was a member of the Christ Lutheran Church and the Citizens Fife Company. In addition to his parents, he leaves his wife Helen (Scheirer) and three young children, Bruce, David and Barbara, all students at the Spruce street elementary school, Mahanoy City. He also leaves a sister, Mary, wife of Clyde Holman, Mahanoy City, and several nieces and nephews.

The funeral will be Saturday at 1 p.m. from the Jane Clifford Rite Funeral Home, with burial in tne German Protestant Cemetery, Ma hanoy City. Viewing begins 7 p.m. 1 Jane Clifford Ritz has charge. Mrs.

Arthur Speacht; Born at Nuremberg Mrs; Arthur Speacht, 75, former resident of Hazleton, died at the home of her son-in-law and daugh ter, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Thur, 5517 Wheeler street, Philadelphia, She had been in ill health for over five years. A native of Nuremberg, the for mer Alice D. Singley, Mrs.

Speacht was a daughter of the late John and Sarah Singley, She had resided in Philadelphia for six years. She was a member of Christ Lutheran Church, Hazleton. and Sons and Daughters of Liberty, Cressona. Her husband, Arthur, died in 1943. Surviving are one son, Albert Englehart.

Philadelphia; one daughter, Elizabeth, wife of chael Thur, with whom she mad her home; two stepdaughters, Mrs. Dorothy Long, Baltimore, Mrs. Errna Hawk, North Wales; one brother, Thomas SinWley. Hazleton; 16 grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren, 1 Funeral services will be held Friday afternoon from Bast and Det-wiler Funeral Home, Schuylkill Haven. Rev.

E. R. Acker, pastor of Christ Lutheran Church, Schuylkill Haven, will officiate. Interment in the Cressona CemeWry. Mrs.

Esther Gellert Dies at Pottsville Mrs. Esther Gellert, of 1911 Mahantongo street, Pottsville, member of a prominent famdy. died today in the Pottsville Hospital, where she had been a medical patient since Feb. 28. The former Esther Jacobs.

Mf-Gellert was of the Jewish faith and well known in this vicinity. Among her survivors is a sJn. David. It WORDS OR LESS 1 Time 3 Timet 6 Timet $1 60c 50c Tim Pet Tim Pet Tim 30 Timet 40c (Coiwcudr ImcrtioM) Per Tim CASH RATES ippl? to ada placed phnw and paid within 10 bya ot pol-urk en bill. Ona cent per word pat tunc added to covet bookkeeping lot charge cuitomerm.

BLIND ADS A 5 -cent extra charge (or tua of Boa Number. Tha Erening Herald will pot be reapon-albla for ada that continue to appear incorrectly after tha firat insertion II toui ad ia Incorrect, please notify thia cilice Immediately. Call HOward t-2777. Lott and Found LOST: Male brown boxer dog, white beneath neck, Saturday evening, strayed from 41 South Grant street. Phone HO 2-2185.

Announcements ARMONDO'S FOR THE BEST PIZZA PIE and MEAT BALL SUBMARINE SANDWICHES FREE DELIVERY! PHONE HO 2-3485 839 West Coal St. Shenandoah TEENAGE dance, sponsored by St. Vincent's Sodality, Girardville, in parish hall, Friday, October 21st. Music by the Four Notes, dancing from 8 to 11. Admission, 50c.

MRS. DAY HANDWRITING ANALYSIS CARD READINGS In My Own Home. No Appointments Necessary. Hours Daily: 9 A.M. to 9 P.M.

22614 EAST BROAD STREET HAZLETON, PA. PHONE GL 4-7958 ATTENTION SECOND floor. Skirt makers report to wdrk 7 a. m. Friday.

Shenan Dress Co. WANTED: Rider to Keesler Air Force Base in Biloxi, leaving Nov. 7. Call Girardville BR 6-6784 or BR 6-1419. Elks and Guests Big Saturday Night with RONNY JACOBY Featured Organist FOOD FUN FELLOWSHIP In the Best Atmosphere Female Help Wanted WOMEN Start Nows for Big Christmas Earnings As An AVON REPRESENTATIVE For Full Particulars Write Mrs.

Alverda May 734 Orange Street Berwick, Pa. TUPPERWARE HOME parties needs five women; three full time, two part time. 1961 Fords to hustlers. Write Virginia Lang, 1035 East Norwegian street, Pottsville. For Sale LATEX WALL PAINTS.

gal. $2.98 One Coat White Enamel. $2.98 Floor Deck gal. $2.98 Floor Varnish $2.98 Aluminum Paint. gaL $2.98 BACHMAN Hardware Store 112 WEST COAL STREET SHENANDOAH FOR SALE: 25 cu.

commercial refrigerator, Dayton scale, Globe sheer, National cash register, candy case. Apply 306 Preston avenue, Girardville. 1 GAL. MAZOLA Paper Napkins pkg. 10c Dog Food 3 cans 25c 16 Tea Bags pkg.

20c Fresh Ground Meat, .3 lbs. $1 I.G.A. MARKET 116 West Coal Street It's Clean-Up Time with I DENLOCK ALUMINUM CLEANER At Your Favorite Hardware Store or Lumber Company. FISH FRIES 50c ASSORTED PLATTERS Order to Talc Out JERMYN'S Seafood House 3Ul fcasi uenire street. Shenandoah Phone HO 2-9113 FOR SALE: Record player, $10 Side hoard.

$5. Phone Girard ville BR 6-1162, mornuigs. Mrs. Lucy Zendrosky Ryan, of 324 North Second street, Girardville, died at 1 o'clock yesterday afternoon in the Schuylkill County Hospital at Schuylkill Haven. Daughter of Mrs.

Alice Zendrosky and the late Steuhcn Zendro sky, she was born in Connecticut, but resided in Girardville the greater part of her life. She was a member of St. Vin cent's Church, Surviving are her husband, James Ryan; her mother, one son, Richard, with the Air Corns at Me- Guire Air Force Base in New Jersey; one daughter. Carol, wife of James Barrett, Girardville. nne also leaves two grandchil dren three brothers, Benjamin, Mi chael and John Zendrosky, all of Girardville; two sisters, Mrs.

John Balsavage, Girardville; Mrs. Angelo Cappella, Pottsville and several nephews and nieces. The funeral will be held on Saturday from the Cooke Funeral Home, 36 East Mahanoy avenue, Girardville, with services at 8:30 a. m. Viewing will be Friday evening.

Solemn Requiem Mass will be celebrated at 9 a. m. in St. Vincent's Church. Interment will follow in the parish cemetery at Frackville.

John M. Cooke has charge. FUNERALS Mrs. Rose Carey The funeral of Mrs. Rose Carey, of High Road, Lost Creek, took place yesterday from the residence.

Solemn Requiem Mass was celebrated at 10 a.m. in St. Mary Magdalen's Church by Rev. Anthony nephew of Mrs. Carey.

Rev. Frederick Melley, parish pastor, served as deacon while rtev, josepn sweeney served as sub-deacon. Father McAndrew administered the last rites of absolution in the church With the assist- ance of the other two priests. Father McAndrew also had charge of committal services at the cemetery'where he was assisted by Father Melley, Six nephews served' as pall bearers. They are Bernard Mc Andrew, McMunnigan, Harold McAndrew, Clair McAndrew and Louis Haenal.

Interment was in the Annuncia tion Cemetery at Shenandoah. M. J. McDonald and Son had charge. Teachers Threaten Strike NEW YORK (UPD Members of the United Federation of Teachers voted Wednesday to go on strike Nov, 7 until the.

New York City of. Education meets their demands for recognition of the union as a teachers' represen tative and for benefits -incoming a dues check-off. The union claims 10,000 members in the city. Railroad Workinq Time Readiner Railroad Reading Divison. Pool Crew No, 1, Enginemen: Troy; Firemen: Readinger, Green; Brakemen: none.

Shamokin Division Firemen: Prutzman, Sandrock Hope, Merchant, Seigfried, Glasser, Scheetze, Quinn; Brakemen: Kalyan. Furh-man, Degler, Sonoskie, Gilchrist, Ugolick, Sinkonis, Kanish, Hinkle, Engleman. Gordon District Standing of the Extra Boards at Gordon Enginemen: Kimmel, inn, oeu, rwauiman; i ireuien; Korn, Klock, Schragen, Martin-Wallers; Mahanoy Plane Brake-men: Carl. Carr, Fegley, Meryine, Meyers, Dengler, Farrell, Bozylin-ski; Gordon Brakemen: Herb; Conductors: Kaufman, Smith; Extra Yard Masters: Flannery, Carroll, Hunter. YOUR FAVORITE FISH FRIED To Take Out While Yon Watt Or Call 2-0145 To Place Orders.

Cooking Time Friday 11 A.M. to 7 P.M. Assorted Platters! Flounder Haddock Shrimp Sea Legs Oysters French Fries! Home Made Cole Slaw, Peppered Cabbage, Macaroni Salad FRESH FISH and SEA FOOD SOLD DAILY Monday Through White House Market 17 E. Centre St. HO 2-0145 BIG Trade-Ins On Ranges PRIZER Coal and Gas or Coal PITTSTON Coal and Flee trie, Coal and Gas MONARCH Coal and Electric, Dual Oven Up to 30 Months to Pay! SHUMSKI ELECTRIC 26 S.

Main St Shenandoah BORROWS MORE THAN SAYS WMATS PLAYIN' IN" THAT THE MOVIES THAT WB HAVEN'T Household Goods 11 FOR SALE: General Electric refrigerator. In good condition. Apply 123 North Chestnut street, Shenandoah. WARM MORNING, new and used heaters. Clothes dryers, low as $139.95.

Used refrigerators, washers, cleaners. Reiley's Stores, Shenandoah, Pottsville. FOR SALE: Ivory and light green cast iron over enamel, Andes coal range; complete with boiler and fittings. $35.00. Apply 1807 Walnut street, Ashland.

Phone 283-W. Apartments for Rent 14 MODERN APARTMENT: Three rooms. Heat supplied. First floor. Located 53 South Balliet street, Frackville.

Phone Frack-ville 1393. FOR RENT: Four room apartment and bath. Heat supplied. Located 251 South Lehigh aVenue, Phone Frackville 632-J. APARTMENT: First floor.

All con. veniences, three rooms and bath. Located 332 East Oak. street, Frackville. Phone Frackville 1009, after 5 p.m.

APARTMENT FOR rent: Five rooms and bath; all conveniences Located 603 East Centre street Apply 611 East Centre street, phone HO 2-0239. APARTMENT FOR rent. Five rooms and bath; water, heat and garage furnished. Located Main street, Ringtown. Phone Ring town TU 9-4001.

Wanted to Buy 18 WANTED TO BUY: Old Upright Pianos Write: PIANO MAN, BOX 249, in care of THE EVENING HERALD WAWTJSU ru buy: used guns, trams, tools, and what have you. Phone Shenandoah HO 2-1162. WANTED TO buy: Used cash regis ter, with register tape. Phone Shenandoah HO 2-3964. Real Estate IB CORNER PROPERTY, Centre and Jardin streets, Shenandoah.

Two store rooms, three apartments. Good income. Call Mahanoy City 1 or Shenandoah HO 2-0110. New and Used Cars and Trucks USED CARS S99. to $499.

1954 FORD V-8, 9-Passenger Station Wagon, Fordoma tic, Radio and Heater $499 1954 CHRYSLER, 4-dr. Sdn, Power Steering, Power Brakes, Radio, Heater. 2 to choose $499 1954 PLYMOUTH 2 door Sedan. Heater. Good tires, $499 1953 CHEVROLET 2-door Hardtop, Powerglide, Radio, Heater.

$399 1953 BUICK 2-door Hardtop, Radio, Heater. 2 to choose from, $399 1953 CHRYSLER 4-door Sedan, Ra-dlio, Heater. 3 to choose from. $299 1951 CHRYSLER 4-door Sedan. 3 to choose from.

i $99 OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM BAIR-PURNELL MOTORS, Inc. 711 West Centre Street Shenandoah Phone HO 2-0514 FOR SALE: 1960 Cadillac. 60 Special, fully equipped. Center Storage Garage, 622 East Centre street, Shenandoah. FOR SALE: 1953 Dodge convertible.

In excellent running condition. Will seU cheap. Apply 212 East Lloyd street, between 5 and 7 p.m. Dogs, Birds, Pets 45 FOR SALE: Male, squirrel monkey, approximated one vear old. $35.

Phone Shenandoah HO 2-1162. MEN OUT JliOK MIAMI 1954 1954 MEN For Sale WE STILL OFFER best values and savings on Typewriters, Adding Ma chines, Cash Registers, Office Chairs and Desks, Filing Cabinets, Check Writers and Steel Shelving. S. J. KRICK 241 East Centre Street Shenandoah Phone HO 2-0817 Fresh White CRABMEAT 89c Lb.

Fresh Scallops 59c Lb. Oysters in Season. A Full Line of FRESH FISH and SEA FOOD See Our Window? Display. See Our Large Selection of Fresh Cold Cuts, Sliced to Order, Large Pomegranates 2 for 25c Chestnuts 2 Lbs. 49c OPEN THURSDAY NITE TIL 9.

SWIES Food Market 17 WEST CENTRE STREET PHONE HO 2-2810 STEEL Filing cabinets, office desks and Chairs, typewriters, adding machines, Hill refrigerators, machines and cases. Cash registers. THE NORTH SALES CO. 30 East Broad Hazleton. Pa.

LARGE HARD SHELLS 3 for $1.00 JERMYN'S Seafood House 301 EAST CENTRE ST. PHONE HO 2-9113 Mouses for Sale FOR SALE: Newly renovated, hot water heat, bath; large cellar and large yard, at 336 West Cherry street. Immedi a occupancy. and cleaned. Call HO 2-0306.

FOR SALE: Double frame property, 407-409 West New. York street, Shenandoah. Very cheap, must sell. Contact Atty, Schumack, Shenandoah or Peter Lazusky. isranaonville.

HOUSE FOR sale. Single dwelling in jrrackvule, lour bedrooms, bath, new coal stoker, immediate possession. Price $7900. Phone Frackville 418, FOR SALE: Six room house with bath, 23 North Broad Mt. Frackville.

Contact Atty. John Thomas, Bohorad Frack ville. Phone Bloomsburg HA 9-0014. HOUSE FOR sale; Six rooms and bath. Located 408 East Lloyd street, Shenandoah.

Apply within. HOUSE FOR sale. Six rooms, bath, finished attic, basement, furnace; garage. Located 37 Weston place. For information phone HO 2-O018.

Household Goods 11 The Latest Models Genera! Electric REFRIGERATORS and RANGES Low Payment $5 a Month Rudberg Electric 100 South Main Street Phone HO 2-0814 WARM MORNING coal heaters. General Electric refrigerators and washers, both new and used. Can be bought 25c a day plan. Rudberg Electric. 100 South Main street, Shenandoah, MVw ZSTZrRAlWEflVl BEACH, New and Used Cars and Trucks 27 Lucas Oldsmobile Close-Out Specials! NO MONEY DOWN! BUICK 4-dr.

Sedan. Radio, heater, dynaflow. DODGE V-8 4-dr. Sedan. Ra- dio, heater, standard transmis- sion.

SHOWROOM: East Centre Street. USED CAR LOT: Gold Star Hwy. PHONE HO 2-1664 WINTER IS JUST AROUND THE CORNER! Be certain your family is safe in dependable car from Tomol's! 1961 COMET. 1961 FORD Galaxie 4-door Hardtop 1961 FORD Galaxie 4-door Sedan, 1961 FORD 2-door. iori PAirriN 5-rfoor: 1961 BUICK 2-door Hardtop.

La-1 saore. lOfil CHEVROLET Imnala 4-door Hardtnn (2). 1961 CHEVROLET Impala 2-door Hardtop 12). 1960 OLDSMOBILE 4-door. 1960 PONTIAC 4-door, 1960 CHEVROLET 4-door (2V 1959 CHEVROLET Impala 4-door Hardtop.

1959 CHEVROLET Impala 2-door Hardtop. 1959 DODGE 4-door. 1959 RAMBLER 4-door. 1959 FORD 2-door Hardtop, iqh TrnTm T-RirH Convertible. 1958 MERCURY Montclair 2-door Hardtop.

1958 FORD 2-door Hardtop. 1958 DODGE 2-door Hardtop. 1958 LINCOLN 4-door Hardtop. 1957 OLDSMOBILE 4-door Hardtop. 1957 CHEVROLET 4-door Hardtop, 1957 CHEVROLET Bel-Air Con vertible.

-1956 OLDSMOBILE 4-door, 1956 MERCURY 2-door Hardtop. 1955 BUICK 2-door. 1954 CHEVROLET 4-door. 1954 DODGE 4-door. 1954 FORD 4-door.

1953 BUICK 2-door Hardtop. 1953 FORD 2-door. 1953 MERCURY 2-door Hardtop. 1952 CHEVROLET 2-door. fRUCKS- 1959 CHEVROLET Wrecker 1951 DODGE Stake Pick-Up.

1 STATION WAGONS 1960 CHEVROLET 4-door. Iff 1960 FORD. 1959 FORD. 1959 CHEVROLET, 1959 FORD 9-passenger (2). 1958 PLYMOUTH Bolvcdcre 4-door.

1956 MERCURY 9-Passenger. 1956 CHEVROLET. TOMOL'S AUTO SALES ROUTE 122 KULPMONT Phone 373-3641 Business Announcement 35 STORM WINDOWS DOORS AWNINGS SIDING PATIOS Repair Replace Glass Screens. SMITH FULLER Aluminum Products 326 E. RACE ST.

POTTSVILLE FREE ESTIMATES Call: Pottsville MA 2-6548, Frackville 773, Schuylkill Haven FU 5-2557 BAND and orchestra Instruments. Bought, sold, exchanged. Also instrument rental plan. Save up to 40. Twardzik's, 602 East Centre street.

Property Improvements 44 NOW is the time to BUILD NEW CHIMNEYS or Repair Old Ones FREE ESTIMATES! ALTAMONT LUMBER CO. Harvey C. Cresswell Alt. Frackville Phone LINOLEUM and tile floors. Cer amic and plastic tile walls.

Free estimates. Mike Kessock. 126 South Nice street, Frackville. Phone 1179-R. BROKER" PHONE 185 Announcement is, made of the birth qf a son, their second' child, to Mr.

and Edward Hayes, of 623 West Penn street, yesterday at Locust Mountain Hospital. Mrs. Hayes is the former Dolores A daughter was born yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lukashu- nash, of 225 Pennsylvania avenue.

Shenandoah Heights, at Locust Mountain Hospital. The mother is the former Emily Glodeck, Mr; and Mrs. Ronald Bierman, Pottsville, the birth of their 12th child, a son yesterday at Warne Hospital. The mother is the former Marion Myers. Anniversaries Birthday greetings are extended to Albert Drumheller, of 1240 West Coal street, who is 13 years old to day.

He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Drumheller and is a sixth grade student at West Mahanoy Township School, Lorraine Mary Engle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Joseph A. Engle of 415 West Mt.

Vernon street, is celebrating her birthday today. She is a member of the sophomore class at the Immaculate Heart Academy at Fountain Springs. Mr. and Mrs. Leu Mulhall, of 431 West Oak street, are celebrating their 34th wedding anniversary to dav.

Mulhall is the former Anna Bawy. They are Dlessea with three children, Lea, a teacher at Our Lady of Lovirdes parish in Shamokin; Jerry, U. S. Army at Fort Knox, Kentucky; Miss Mary Ann. a iunior class student, at Shenandoah Catholic High.

Their many friends extend hearty con gratulations. Congratulations are extended to Mrs. Elizabeth Conapitski, of 74 Upper Shaft, who is celebrating her birthday today: She is the daughter of Mrs. Violet Schwalm, of North Emerick street. Michael Little, son of Mrs, Anna Little, of 234 West Penn street, is celebrating his birthday today.

He is a student in Elon College, North Carolina. A graduate of Shenan doah Catholic High School, the young college student is recipient of many congratulatory messages. Happy birthday to Paul Novatka of 423 "i East New York street, who is celebrating his 12th birth day today. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Novataka and has two brothers and two sisters: Janet, Diane, Claude and James. A host of friends join' in extend ing congratulations on her birthday today to Mrs. Leonard Bernhardt, of Swatara road, Shenandoah Heights. EDITOR'S MAIL BAG Dear Sir; I wish you would please this in the Evening Herald. I visited my home town Shenandoah recently after being away for quite some time and was surprised to see that Shenandoah looks like one of the nicest towns in the state of Pennsylvania.

When I first came to Shenandoah June 1, 1891, the town wasn't near ly as big as it is now. In those days, the main street was like a "mud" hole, until Burgess Tabor surfaced the street from end to end. Since my visit to Shenandoah was short, I was unable to visit all my friends including Dr. and Mrs. Edward Feifer, the South Jardin street dentist and his wife, who I would appreciate hearing from.

Thank you Sincerely, John W. Mockewicz Route 20 Pottstown. Pa. Asbestos was used against fire as long ago as the Fifth Century B.C. ORRIYALS LAW BUILDING Business Opportunities 34 FOR SALE: Hotel, 40 rooms doing good business.

Owner wants to retire. Located Route 230 between Harrisburg and Lancaster. For information write Box 248 in care of the Evening Herald. Property Improvements 44 FREE ESTIMATES! ROOFING. SIDING Built-up Asphalt Shingles, Aluminum, Asbestos Siding.

Orangeburg Soil Pipe ft. 35c Integrity Building Supply zna and Hancoclt btreets ST. CLAIR Phone HA 9-1179 Local Representative: EDMOND J. BRENNAN 306 W. Main St.

Girardville Phone BR 6-6669 Hot Asphalt Built-Up Roofs Cost No More, Last Longer! Call: MARKS SUPPLY Shenandoah 230 SOUTH MAIN ST. Phone HO 2-0748 Card of Thanks 65 WE EXTEND sincere thanks to all who assisted during our bereavement, the death of Rose Carey, Lost Creek. We are pro foundly grateful for the Mass cards, flowers, use of cars and other kind acts of personal service. Carey Family. Obituaries 67 BOYLE Rev.

George P. Boyle, pastor St. Joseph's parish, Frack ville. Solemir Pontifical Mass of Requiem, 11 a.m. Friday in St.

Joseph's. Church. Most Jo seph McShea; auxiliary Bishop and administrator of Diocesan Af Celebrant; Public welcome. Body to lie in State in church from 4 p.m. Thursday until time of funeral.

Burial on parish grounds outside church. Edward J. Burke has charge. HUGHES James J. Hughes, 332 West Coal street Funeral from his residence, Saturday, 9 a.m.

Solemn Requiem Mass, 9:30 a.m., Annunciation V. M. Church, Burial, parish cemetery. Viewing Thursday afternoon until ru neral time. J.

Aw Oravitz and Sons in charge. LIPIEC Mrs, Sarah Lipiec, 427 West Columbus street. Funeral Monday at 8:30 a. m. from Wentz Funeral Home, 18-20 West Cherry street.

Solemn Requiem Mass at 9 a. m. in St. Casimir's Church. Friends and relatives invited.

Interment in parish cemetery. Viewing from noon Satur day. Alex and Leonard Wentz have charge. RYAN Mrs. Lucy Zendrosky Ryan, 324 North Second street, Girardville.

Funeral Saturday from Cooke Funeral Home, 36 East Mahanoy avenue, Girardville, with services at 8:30 m. Solemn Requiem Mass, 9 a. St. Vincent's Church. Friends and relatives invited.

Viewing Friday, Interment in parish cem etery, Frackville. John M. Cooke has charge. USAVAGE Carl Usavage, 21 Wes ton Place. Funeral services 8:30 a.m., Saturday, from his home.

Requiem High Mass, 9 a.m.. Holy Ghost R. O. Church. Burial, parish cemetery.

Viewing contin upus from Thursday afternoon. J. Oravitz and Sons in charge. Fire Victim Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Lawson and three children, who lost their Bran donville home in a fire recently, are living with Mr. and Mrs. Peter Krupko on the Skirchak Farm in Brandonville, They remain need of a crib for two-month old Mark, one of three sons. Contacts for help can be made by telephone to Ringtown TU 9-4287. Mrs Krupko, a neighbor and relative of the Lawson family, was high in her praise of firemen and other volun teer fire fighters.

Marriage License Dennis Pekala, tern Glen, an Karen Klingerman, Nuremberg..